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Ensaf Haidar discusses her fight to free her blogger husband from a Saudi prison, and his sentence of 1,000 lashings

A coalition of radical leftist parties seem poised to take power in Greece. Could the troubled country really leave the euro zone?

Even those who live in terror nearby—within striking distance of the extremist group—are unsure of Boko Haram’s agenda

Earlier this week, activists celebrated the demise of the topless newspaper model. Today the Sun issued a correction. (She’s back)

Newsmaker, Jan 20: The troubled Japanese national now a captive of Islamic State

War is war, and we’ve been in one ever since Canadian forces arrived in Iraq months ago, writes Michael Petrou

Editor’s picks: News, opinion and analysis on the headlines out of France

Boko Haram’s massacre in Baga has significance far beyond the immediate human consequences

Many Muslim immigrants love France. But many understand the country doesn’t love them back.

Nick Kozak’s powerful photos from an emotional gathering in Paris